Economy Rock Pick, 14 oz.

This affordable rock pick has a hardened steel 14-ounce head, tubular steel handle, and vinyl grip. The 6"-long head has a pointed pick on one end and hammer on the other. This size works well for kids.

Always wear safety goggles when using a tool like this to protect your eyes from rock fragments.

Product Specifications

14 oz. approximate head weight
25 oz. total weight
6" head from tip to tip
12.5" overall length
Forged, hardened steel head with attached tubular steel handle
Polished steel head finish
Vinyl grip

Note: A rock pick is designed to break hard rock out of softer rock matrix and to break apart softer rock. The hardened steel tip will blunt when used on hard rock with a MOHs hardness of about 6 and higher (granite, quartz, sedimentary rock).

PRODUCT & ACCESSIORIES
RM-PICKPRO	Economy Rock Pick, 14 oz. In Stock	$14.95
		$14.95

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- Wednesday, February 03, 2010
Impressive Quality
Reviewed By: Lisa
We were surprised at the quality of the "economy" pick. It's perfect for our 8 year old geologist.

- Tuesday, January 06, 2009
A Real Tool, Not A Toy
Reviewed By: Michelle Copher
This is a real tool, not a toy. It has a nice heavy weight and is sturdy. It's perfect for kids who are into rocks or fossils.

- Monday, January 05, 2009
Great quality
Reviewed By: Suzanne in CA
My 5 and 7 yr old boys LOVE their rock picks and use them DAILY in the backyard- digging for dinosaur bones, gemstones, etc. They are learning how to be responsible for their tools as well. Great buy!

- Saturday, January 27, 2007
Great Tool for Beginers
Reviewed By: Jason Pfister
This tool is very well made. It is great for beginers. I have looked around and this is a great price. It is sturdy and you don't have to worry about breaking it. Highly recommended.

- Sunday, January 07, 2007
Serious tool for budding geologists

We haven't gotten too much use of this yet but it appears to be a well made, serious tool. Obviously you shouldn't use it without safety glasses and adult supervision.